Fire Prevention Work Reduces Losses in Elyria
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce says fire prevention efforts saved over $60,000 for residents. It cites lower per capita losses in Elyria than national averages and notes the fire department’s efficiency plus public support as key factors during Fire Prevention Week. Local chambers have long participated in the Inter-Chamber Fire Waste Contest, earning favorable mentions for three years.
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Micelief
Elyria
Chamber
Fire Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
of Commerce
Ohio
Chambers of Commerce
Harly D. Bacon
Elyria Chamber
Qny
Inmate Invents Engine at Lima Hospital
J B Cox, inmate at Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane, applied for a patent on a new gasoline engine he claims reaches 1809 revolutions per minute and uses no valves or gears, operating with one fifth the gasoline of standard engines. He says he designed it during seven years in Ohio Penitentiary and was paroled recently before a 90 day observation at Lima.
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Lima
J. B. Cox
Lima State Hospital
Cox
Ohio
Columbus
Alliance
Lima Institution
First Radio Amazed Boy At Canyon City YMCA Dorm
A 22 year old farm youth Seymour House, traveling to seek work in Western Colorado, visited Canyon City Colorado's YMCA and was astonished by a radio in the lobby and a dormitory shower bath. He had never heard of a radio or seen common gymnasium equipment, having worked on a farm since age fourteen and mostly reading sports pages in stray newspapers for information.
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Canyon City
Colo
Seymour House
Colorado
Sterling
Skating Rink Opening Tomorrow In Rainbow Gardens
Opening of Rainbow Gardens skating rink here tomorrow night marks the seventh rink operated by C. J. Uthoff of Toledo. Other Uthoff locations include Forest Park Locust Beach Marion Wheeling Toledo. The event features at 8 30 P M an exhibition by Mrs Morrell world champion fancy skater and a public address system for all to hear.
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Rainbow Gardens
C. J. Uthoff
Toledo
Uthoff
Forest Park
Locust Beach
Marion
Wheeling
Morrell
Women Arrested For Intoxication In Local Incident
Two arrests for intoxication were made by police last night and early this morning. Zander Hawk, 155 West street, was charged with intoxication when police found him at 25 West avenues about 3 20 p m. George Stephenace was arrested at 3 40 a m today when police found him talking and singing to himself in front of a Broad street store. Both are to be arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster.
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Zander Hawk
West Street
West Avenues
George Stephenace
Broad Street
W. H. van Oster
Death of Mrs Anna Catherine Ruth in Lorain Amherst
Mrs Anna Catherine Ruth aged 92 died at 2 45 p m at her daughter Adna Madill s home 1825 Garden avenue Lorain She was born in Germany in 1850 and came to America decades ago She lived in Browehelm 18 years and belonged to First Evangelical Church Ladies Aid missionary societies Hickory Tree Grange Survived by five daughters Mary Knittle Catherine Woibe Elizabeth Madill Delle Grohe Anna Ficht two sons William C Ruth George F Ruth 10 grandchildren one sister Katherine Battendon Amherst three brothers William Martin Springer John Springer Funeral at 1 30 p m Monday at Madill s home and 2 30 at First Evangelical Church Amherst Burial Cleveland Street Cemetery Amherst.
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Anna Catherine Ruth
Adna Madill
Garden Avenue
Lorain
Germany
America
Browehelm
First Evangelical Church
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Hickory Tree Grange
Daugheters
Mary Knittle
South Ridge
Watherine Woibe
Middle Ridge
Elizabeth Maill
Delle Grohe
Mia
Anna Ficht
Cleveland
William C. Ruth
George F. Ruth
Brownhelm
Katherine Battendons Amherst
Willian
Martin Springer
South Amherst
John Springer
Amherst
Madill
Lotain
Angelical
A. M. Riekel
Cleveland Street
Mrs Augusta Stone Rites Planned In South Amherst
Mrs Augusta Stone aged sixty eight died at 11 p m at her Elm street home after a nine day illness. She was born in Smaland Sweden and came to the United States at seventeen, living in South Amherst since 1908. Survived by daughter Helen Baker at home son Leo of Cleveland seven grandchildren two sisters Mrs C L Ostberg of Cleveland and Mrs Ida Berauist of Youngstown brother Swen Peterson of Garretsville Ohio. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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Augusta Stone Amherst
Augusta Stone
Elm Street
South Amherst
Stone
Smaland
Sweden
Helen Baker
Leo
Cleveland
C. L. Ostberg
Ida Berauist
Youngstown
Swen Peterson
Garretsville
Ohio
Ladies’ Dime Society
Mrs Sarah Ann Keasey Rites Held In Grafton
Mrs Sarah Ann Keasey died at her home in Grafton on Thursday night after a two week illness. Born January 19 1853 in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania, she was survived by husband Winfield Keasey two daughters Sue Durkee Elyria and Nettie Jackson Wakeman a son William at home five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at 1 80 from the home and 2 00 at Graton M E church with Rev EB R Haines, burial in Nesbitt cemetery.
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Sarah Ann Kiasey Grafton
Sarah Ann Keasey
Keasey
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Winfield Keasey
Sue Durkee
Elyria
Nettie Jackson
Wakeman
William
Gratton M. E
Tev. EB. R. Haines
Nesbitt Cemetery
Hypothesis in the pre scientific period defined
The pre scientific period featured a method called hypothesis. It entailed attempting to evolve truth from inner consciousness while deliberately remaining detached from the external world and observable facts. The approach rejected direct engagement with reality in favor of inward reflection.
Balkan Peninsula A Maze Of Languages And Faiths
The Balkan region has long been a complex tapestry of languages races nationalities and religions with historic tensions and cultural diversity shaping its modern dynamics and identities.
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Balkan Peninsula
Mine War Tensions Flare as Troops Break Picket Lines
State troops intervene in Fayldrville amid mine labor unrest as about 1,000 striking miners gather at a Christian courthouse. The standoff includes arrests and detachments marching toward the county line, with reinforcements breaking up picketing near Taylorville.
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Snoouns
Fayldrville
National Sieevdsmen
Taylorville
Portrait of Col. Donovan’s Family in New York Campaign
A photo shows Col. William J. Donovan of Buffalo with his wife and two children, Patricia aged 15 and David 17. The caption notes the Republican gubernatorial candidate and references a Bachrach copyright with a brief history line about Inca governance and communal labor.
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Col
William J. Donovan
Buffalo
N. Y
New York State
Bachrach
Students Rally Before Lake Erie League Opener at Elyria High
Elyria High School students filled the auditorium with cheers and chants ahead of the Lake Erie League football opener against Lake Erie High School. The rally featured band music and a talk from FL A. Eaton, with cheerleaders directing activities and plans for bus transportation still under review due to insufficient signups.
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Elyria High School
Lake Erie
High Schol
Cleveland Heights
FL A. Eaton
Four Kidnaped By Robbers In Lexington
Three robbers abducted four people and shot station attendant W A Aldridge 45 during raids on three Lexington filling stations. Aldridge was shot in the abdomen and in critical condition after stating he got no money as robbers searched his pockets and forced the victims into their car. the bandits obtained 350 dollars.
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Lexington
W. A. Aldridge
Aldridge
Lawfuase
Floating theater in Gallipolis to close for winter
The Water Queen, a famed floating theater, plans winter quarters at the mouth of the Kanawha River. Captain Rey Hyatt, owner, faces a difficult season after selling the boat to a showman. the Gold Lady and Rodisigise operations are also mentioned as part of this seasonal pause. The Water Queen will winter on the Muskingum River at Lowell, Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Rey Hyatt
Water
Jared
Pittahureh
Menke Brother Cineinmati
Breagt’s
Kanawha River
Muskingum River
Lowel
Ghia
Better Business Bureau warns on unfair methods and fraud
The BBB outlines how the public can obtain reports on unfair business practices and notes victims often hide wrongdoing. The Columbus bureau pursues fair play by issuing warnings, then publicizing failures and pursuing court action if needed. Arthur Richards talks, Ray Ramage reports a year end balance of 159.11 dollars. Night theater signs reflected French Revolutionary era public reaction.
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Better Business Bureau
Uie
Columbus Bneal
J. B. Johnson
Arthur Richards
Ray W. Ramage
Lord Reading Visits White House to See President Hoover
Lord Reading, the former British envoy to the United States and once a Supreme Court figure in Britain, arrived in Washington and called at the White House to press a matter with President Hoover.
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Lord Reading
United States
White House
Washington
Hoover
Great Britain
Court Action Echoes Through An And About The Court House
A disjointed court report notes Judge Webber presiding as a case involving George Schusiy stalls on a non sunity issue. Arraignments, a damages claim of 220 dollars, and a divorce petition by Florence Widred against K Eidred are mentioned amid scattered details. An aside on artificial life and plant-sourced flavor agents appears, with reference to cane sugar and camphor.
After night, to the theatres flocked the children
After nightfall children flocked to the Revolution theatres to laugh at comic quips and shed gentle tears over imagined woes in the packed venue where stage drama drew their attention.
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices and Grain Reports
Market notes from Cleveland show mixed activity across poultry and produce with steady poultry and varied fowl prices while vegetables like cabbage carrots and lettuce appear in stock at modest ranges. Wheat corn oats and dairy quote steady in Minneapolis Chicago and Toledo markets with broader regional listings reflecting wholesale activity and local farmers market notes.
Court resolves tangled case of geese in cage
In a peculiar trial in Tweain Ohio the court heard a dispute over five geese owned by Poet and Osco. Witness Mare Wseo described stairs and barn intrusion while the judge ruled the birds could not be divided evenly. Plato’s remark about philosopher kings echoed in the courtroom as both sides returned to their starting point.
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York
Oren
Poet
Osco
Oreo
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